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How to Draw a Currant Bunch
Draw a currant bunch in 10 easy steps, about 8 minutes. Free, with a printable worksheet.
Each picture adds one red line. Draw that line, then scroll to the next picture. Rub out any dashed helper lines at the end. First up: the stalk.
Step 1: The stalk
From near the top middle draw a thin stalk that curves right, then hangs down nearly to the bottom.
Tip Currants are tiny sweet-sour berries that dangle in strings from one stalk.
Step 2: First berries
Along the top of the stalk draw 3 fingertip-sized rounds, a little way out from it: left, right, left.
Step 3: More berries
Keep going down the stalk with 3 more small rounds, swapping sides each time: right, left, right.
Step 4: Last berries
Finish with 3 more rounds near the bottom of the stalk, swapping sides, the last one at the very end.
Step 5: Tiny stems
Join each of the top 5 berries to the stalk with a tiny curved line from the berry's top.
Step 6: More tiny stems
Join the rest of the berries to the stalk the same way.
Step 7: A leaf
At the stalk's top draw a pointed leaf leaning up-left, with a line from the stalk to its tip.
Step 8: Leaf veins
From the leaf's middle line draw 2 short veins, one out to each side.
Step 9: Red berries
Go over your lines, then colour all the berries red.
Step 10: Green leaf, brown stalk
Colour the leaf green and the stalk brown.
Your finished drawing
Follow the steps above and this is where you end up: a currant bunch, drawn by you.
Every step in one picture
